Recently i bought msi motherboard and um um havin aproblem that it is hanging if i use more software,or play games ....it just stucks stilled screen and um just restarting. um havin 2gb ddr2 ram intel3.06ghz processor 160gb hardisk and nividia 512mb vgacard pci express

The BSOD is usually the result of a hardware conflict. try removing the last item of hardware you fitted, this should remove the driver install problem. Windows 7 is very good with hardware but if there is no "Digitally Signed Driver" it will throw a wobbler. If that doesn't work you will need to go into safe mode (usually F8) and remove the troublesome driver.

Hi jialand125,

I'm sorry to inform you that the use of R4 and bakc-up loading on Nintendo DS consoles is illegal and we can't offer support on the subject.
If you're havin any issues with any speciffic game try purchasing a retail copy of the product and that should solve the issue.

Sorry if i can't be of further assistance.

-Luchen

Hey! i have the same problem with MSI GF615M-P33 with Inno3d GT240 Video card and 600W power supply. When i play games like left4dead, call of duty or even counter strike after 2-10 mins my monitor shuts down & computer freezes too. I don't overclock!!! and recently updated the chipset driver (http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=driver&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1815), problem still persist.

Hi. It might be the game did not reached its minimum requirements that is why it is hanging up. By the way, may i know what expansion of Age of empire that you are playing? I beleive age of empire already has 3 expansions.

i have a same problem with you vhanex. my system is (Asus motherboard KBu-X, AMD sempron 1.6GHZ, 1GB of RAM, Nvidia FX5500 256MB). when i play flight simulator, it`s work perfectly. but, when i play Dota or other games like NFSU, it display a grabled screen. Anyone can help us.. thanks regard.

Your firewall might be hanging the program up.

You are pushing the hardware you have. Is your board, processor, power supply ample enough? It is best to check running processes and programs to see if you are spiking your systems ability to perform.

Try the link.It may help.You can sign up and search for any drivers you may need.

http://members.driverguide.com/ums/index.php?action=l&furl=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5kcml2ZXJndWlkZS5jb20vaW5kZXgucGhwPyZhY3Rpb249c3JjaCZzbT1zJnFtMD1tczcxOTErbW90aGVyYm9hcmQrK2RyaXZlcnM%3D&ac=1243874470v528512

Those are the hardest problems to troubleshoot the only way to do it is the first run a diagnostic on the memory and hard drive using a DOS utility. Test the memory with a software called Memtest and the Hard drive with the manufacturer software, you can get them on a boot cd called UBCD (Ultimate boot cd) that you can get here.

UBCD (for memtest let it go for a couple of loops, it can take quite a while depending on your configuration)

After that if all tested good the rest of the parts like Power Supply, Motherboard and graphic card you have to basically try another one to test them. Unless you have a power supply tester to test the power supply.